A nasty woman
Nothing
could have pleased me more than to hear that the self-styled apostle Helen
Ukpabio had
been bundled out of the UK with no option for future entry.
Helen Ukpabio is notorious for the absurd pseudo-Christian
ministry of stigmatising helpless children as practitioners of witchcraft in
Nigeria and then conducting macabre exorcisms
that brutalise the so accused in ways too evil to depict.
What is
most repugnant about her sorcery is having trained as a nurse, she propounds
that if children are distressed at night, crying and running high fevers, the
said kids are in the employ of Satan.
A religious quack
That
anyone would believe this, let alone act on this criminally contemptible
quackery is indicative of the mesmerising hold her atrocious doctrine in the
name of religion has over an easily manipulated and vulnerable people who can
be cajoled into ascribing every misfortune in their lives to some agency of
evil spiritual forces.
In the process, stigmatised children have been abused, violated, brutalised, abandoned, starved and sometimes murdered. It sickens beyond anything tolerable that such barbarity finds adherents, supporters and proselytes.
That is
why she was in the UK to promote amongst us unconscionably superstitious and
animist-like rituals suggestive of questionable Christian provenance.
Frustrate this evil enterprise
From
the moment she landed for her odious campaign, activists got onto her case, and
had the venue owners hosting her meetings rescind the arrangement, then
agitated to have her removed from the country.
Some
children suffer enough in the UK due to all sorts of unfortunate, unforgivable
and avoidable issues in parenting, care and the system than to have that
compounded by the likes of Helen Ukpabio.
Her
breakaway from the cultish Brotherhood of Cross and Star to form a
ministry that trades in fearful stigmatisation along with the thugs in her
ambit who foment violence on those who oppose her views makes her a danger to
any community at home or abroad.
Prosecute this to all lengths
The
ideal situation would be to close down her theatre of the absurd along with
finding ways to make her responsible for the grievous harm committed against
children as a result of her influential and abhorrent teachings.
Failing
that, deportations, discomfort, disruptions and anything to arrest the abuse of
the helpless and innocent in the name of religion must be done.
Helen
Ukpabio must be persona non grata in any civilised setting and especially in
Nigeria, her activities must be trammelled and supervised to ensure no other
child comes to any harm.
She is evil, there are no better words to
describe her.
Yet, it
is imperative that we save the children from people like Helen Ukpabio who acts
irresponsibly with the power she has to convince people of religious absurdities
that gross atrocities are committed against defenceless and innocent children.
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